PORT ANGELES -- The School Board voted unanimously Tuesday night to place a two-year maintenance and operations levy on the ballot in May. But unlike… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Archaeology will continue to be an issue, but the city's waterfront is unlikely to remain the same because of other regulatory changes,… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- City Council members on Tuesday authorized a $20,000 subsidy to the state that will keep parking at Fort Worden State Park free… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- School district directors have narrowed to six the field of superintendent finalists who the board will interview and introduce to the community… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- Critterhaven Animal Sanctuary, the Sequim-area nonprofit that cares for needy livestock as well as common domesticated pets, is facing a cash crunch that… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- Every Wednesday morning, Port Townsend Food Bank manager Helen Kullmann arrives at the community center basement before 7 a.m. Although a volunteer,… Continue reading
The world's longest-continuing service club organization turns 100 years old Wednesday, and Rotary clubs across the North Olympic Peninsula are observing Rotary International's centennial at… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A city councilman who wrote fellow Realtors urging them "to draw a line in the sand" about land that overlies Native American… Continue reading
PORT HADLOCK -- M. Kelly Hays, a Marrowstone Island resident since 1992, has been appointed to fill the District 2 position on the Jefferson County… Continue reading
FORKS -- The two ambitious engineers who dreamed of privatizing space travel have decided to leave the town they called home since 2002 because of… Continue reading
The Sequim-Dungeness Chamber of Commerce names its 2004 Citizen of the Year today -- and the honoree will be either Dave Blake, Emily Westcott or… Continue reading
SEQUIM -- A visiting parent's behavior at a basketball game at Sequim High School last week is being investigated as a gross misdemeanor. But it… Continue reading
Today is the first of two days of water shutoffs on Port Angeles' east side so the city can hook a new main into its… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- A man who police suspected had shot another person defied a half-dozen Port Angeles officers, a state trooper and a Clallam County… Continue reading
PORT TOWNSEND -- When Carole Marshall was growing up, she wanted to write a novel that would touch readers' hearts. Now, she has written a… Continue reading
BEAVER VALLEY -- It is a crisp February morning and Jennie Watkins is standing in the old barn on her 10-acre farm off Beaver Valley… Continue reading
If Peninsula College began offering four-year baccalaureate degrees, might students planning to transfer elsewhere to pursue their higher education choose to stay here to study?… Continue reading
TACOMA -- The state Department of Natural Resources has dropped its suit against the foundation that owns the Kalakala, allowing the aging art deco ferry… Continue reading
One of the criticisms Native American leaders on the North Olympic Peninsula say they often hear from non-Natives is that they don't pay any taxes.… Continue reading
PORT ANGELES -- Seven veterans of the Battle of Iwo Jima gathered Saturday afternoon at a sports bar to have lunch, swap war stories --… Continue reading
